> Of course it does. I may or may not choose to buy X product because of how easy or difficult it is to take apart and repair myself Then Ifixit should have wa

> Of course it does. I may or may not choose to buy X product because of how easy or difficult it is to take apart and repair myself Then Ifixit should have waited until it's available on the market then did the tear down. They consumed a valuable and limited resource that is known as the dev kit. A dev kit, which I may remind you, could have ended up in the hands of an actual developer and put to real use. Instead, they broke the rules and tore down a product that's not on the market yet. They got off easy, and anyone who attempts to argue that they are in the right simply have not done their homework regarding the matter.